The stories of two young Columbians who care deeply about the intersection of the LGBT community and faith. Rob Roach and Kaitlyn Kohley have never met. Despite being comparable in age, they grew up in different towns, attended college in separate states and have led very independent lives. Yet in 2016, the two young […]
Pet grooming has certainly changed a lot over the past 20 years, and one of the biggest changes is the owner’s relationship with their pets. Pets are now such an integral part of the family and are treated as such. Pet owners are also now recognizing and expecting a top-notch haircut. We find that
With the popularity of sites like Pinterest, the emergence of the Do-It-Yourself-Party-Planner is inevitable. People often ask why they should hire a professional planner when they can do it all themselves. I will address the benefits of hiring a planner in my next blog post, but the answer to that question is simply, you shouldn’t!
By Kyla Cherry Whether it be hot pink or violet purple, which color will dominate your cosmetic selection this season? From beautiful creamy consistencies to liquid matte’s mesmerizing texture, every woman has a right to find her perfect lip color and texture. Trial and error is the key to discovering the perfect lip color
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Company Name: Since this is my hobby, I haven’t come up with a catchy name yet. I would probably go with something related to “Cake Girl.” Family: I have been married for 16 years and have four children, ages 14, 12, 10 and 9. How long have you been decorating cakes? I got started making
Welcome to the first COMO Living book club! We’re looking forward to discovering a load of wonderful new books together, and discussing them with you. We will have lots of interactive features and competitions, and – because we care – we will be offering the opportunity to ask the author questions directly, once via a
Although Buchroeder’s Fine Jewelers has been around since 1896, the company is anything but vintage. Buchroeder’s has remained one of the top jewelers in the city by consistently providing jewelry that sparkles and stuns. It was recently named one of five Small Business of the Year finalists. Founded in 1896 by Otto Buchroeder, the business
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Manor Roofing and Restoration doesn’t want customers coming back for more. They want to use products that will last a long time. Sustainability is the focus of the business, and it’s earned Manor a finalist spot for Small Business of the Year. “The highest percentage of our customers have been through at least one other
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Five years ago, TrueSon Exteriors founder Barry Roewe decided he wanted to go into business for himself. After consulting his wife and receiving the support he needed, the couple took the money they’d saved and started TrueSon Exteriors out of their Ashland home for three and a half years before moving to their current located
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ACME Constructors, a St. Louis-based company, will be expanding its reach to open a Columbia branch. The new office will be run by Columbia resident Jason Backues. He will be assisted by Bryan Jennings. “Together with Bryan Jennings, we are extremely excited about how we can benefit the economy and the people of a part
